ROSSIGNOL · ROSSIGNOL ALIAS SNOWBOARD
ROSSIGNOL ALIAS SNOWBOARD
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23/24 season review
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The Rossignol Alias is a kids' true twin board in 130–140cm sizes, characterised by a soft, forgiving flex aimed at beginners through intermediates. A high nose and tail design favours park and freestyle riding, and its lightweight construction lets young riders use it without strain.
It's a camber-rocker hybrid shape, but its effective contact character is closer to rocker.
A closer look
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Board profile
The profile describes the curve of the board when viewed from the side.
Hybrid rocker
A rocker base with camber elements blended underfoot; in practice the contact points behave close to a rocker. High nose and tail heights help prevent snagging.
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
A very soft, forgiving flex with a supple character that young riders and beginners find easy to handle.
Terrain suggested in the review
Rider levels suggested in the review
New · Intermediate
A soft flex, forgiving character and high tip and tail suit beginners and intermediates, reducing catching when you make a mistake and providing a safe learning environment.
What the review liked
- ✓High nose and tail heights prevent snagging when approaching rails and obstacles
- ✓The true twin shape suits riding in both directions and freestyle tricks
- ✓A lightweight design makes it easy for young riders to handle
- ✓A soft, forgiving flex suits beginner learning
What the review found lacking
- —Performance may fall short for advanced riders
- —Ambiguity between the camber labelling and the actual contact-point character can cause confusion if you expect camber performance
